Sensei
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- Nov 4, 2019
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I look like that bloke from Coranation Street (apparently). Don't ask me which one though cuz I don't watch it.
I had to google that. According to Wikipedia, there are dozens of regular characters.
I look like that bloke from Coranation Street (apparently). Don't ask me which one though cuz I don't watch it.
I had to google it too.I had to google that. According to Wikipedia, there are dozens of regular characters.
I warn you, I'll not be taken alive and I'll go down guns blazing!
An older version of that dude is exactly what I imagined you to look like. It's weird how you build a perception of someone just on text.I had to google it too.
This is the chap i think. Can't see it myself, but hey...
Oi watchit with the 'older' malarky Bricky boy I may have a little bit less hair, but I'm young at heart and my walking stick is a self-made 7ft quaterstaffAn older version of that dude is exactly what I imagined you to look like. It's weird how you build a perception of someone just on text.
Awww c'mon man, being older is a good thing here. It means you're closer to death, which gives you a leg up on the rest of us!Oi watchit with the 'older' malarky Bricky boy I may have a little bit less hair, but I'm young at heart and my walking stick is a self-made 7ft quaterstaff
FFS my ears are really burning, I'm feeling quite rough, WTF is causing this? It's like sunburn. One is actually peeling. This sounds like a drug side effect to me, but I'm not on anything new... only thing I can think is the blocked ears maybe causing an infection.
I'm only taking two medications and one of them doesn't cross the blood/brain barrier or even get metabolised by the liver. It's more or less inert, just acting in the colon. The other, I've stopped to see if it has any effect as i think it's useless anyway. Feels exactly like sunburn, with itching on the shoulders too. It's a minor thing really, just very irritating. Bloody metabolism. I want to be young again then i can do whatever I want!Awww c'mon man, being older is a good thing here. It means you're closer to death, which gives you a leg up on the rest of us!
I was gona say nerve pain but if it's peeling then you honestly got me there. You could be developing a new reaction to the medication if you think it's potentially related to meds.
Sounds like neuropathy to me. I have that feeling over half of my body. An yes it feels exactly like a never ending sunburn. You could just be vitamin deficient or something too though.I'm only taking two medications and one of them doesn't cross the blood/brain barrier or even get metabolised by the liver. It's more or less inert, just acting in the colon. The other, I've stopped to see if it has any effect as i think it's useless anyway. Feels exactly like sunburn, with itching on the shoulders too. It's a minor thing really, just very irritating. Bloody metabolism. I want to be young again then i can do whatever I want!
I'd be really surprised if I was deficient. My diet is pretty good these days AND I supplement. Especially vitamin D right now due to winter and the virus.Sounds like neuropathy to me. I have that feeling over half of my body. An yes it feels exactly like a never ending sunburn. You could just be vitamin deficient or something too though.
Nerve damage is permanent but the symptoms of it can come and go. Some days it's alot worse for me, some days I hardly notice. I've been self medicating for years myself.I'd be really surprised if I was deficient. My diet is pretty good these days AND I supplement. Especially vitamin D right now due to winter and the virus.
Neuropathy...I suffer from PN, but only occasionally, in my feet, which i can't help but feel is weird: nerves do not regenerate, I'd expect any danage to be permanent, not have the feeling come and go. And if Do have peripheral neuropathy, it sounds odd to me to get it in my head, it doesn't get less peripheral than that LOL. I'm such a fucking enigma, I always piss the doctors off. Not that you can even get one these days, I'm diagnosing and medicating myself.
But I'm sorry you suffer from that, I will keep it in mind as an explanation.
I thought that might be the case with the symptoms. I first got pins/needles/pain in the feet around 10 years ago, I assume from alcohol. It's been up and down ever since, but doesn't seem to relate to drinking or not. I can only assume my body/pain response compensates as it acclimatises.Nerve damage is permanent but the symptoms of it can come and go. Some days it's alot worse for me, some days I hardly notice. I've been self medicating for years myself.
An I appreciate the sympathy brother, it is what it is though, I'm used to it by now.
Yea that's alcohol induced neuropathy, I'd be willing to bet on it. If you've been drinking then it gets worse. When I drink the nerve pain increases for a few days. It was a shit day for me too and I'm having some shots, so cheers brother!I thought that might be the case with the symptoms. I first got pins/needles/pain in the feet around 10 years ago, I assume from alcohol. It's been up and down ever since, but doesn't seem to relate to drinking or not. I can only assume my body/pain response compensates as it acclimatises.
Ok, I finished the tonic. Now I'm drinking gin and...LOL...Lucozade FFS, which I bought to do a glucose tolerance test and never got around to. It's not even cold. Yeah that's not gonna help alcoholic PN hahahahaha. Such a shit day though.
Edit: it's quite nice.
Shit. we are on the same fecking page. Shit LOL:/Yea that's alcohol induced neuropathy, I'd be willing to bet on it. If you've been drinking then it gets worse. When I drink the nerve pain increases for a few days. It was a shit day for me too and I'm having some shots, so cheers brother!
Weed, Acid, Molly and KetamineOne day.
One day we will all meet in a summer field and have a massive pissup/drug fuelled party and fuck everyone else. And all our issues will be set aside, and all our long gone friends will be with us and they will get it. We all will.
Fuck all the self important fuckers, fuck them all, fuck the fuckers LOL I wish I could post this on every social media page on every profile and make the bastards think.
I wish.
I post here. So few hear, but they are the few that count, so for that I am proud. Fucking proud. I just wish someone else could hear.
They will, that's the tragic thing. I guarantee, they will. Everyone hears eventually. Gods, that makes me sad.
i walked through the graveyard near my house again. i felt more at peace, but maybe that was because there were more visitors.
i saw a deer, nibbling at a bush that was near a grave. we both stared at one another for what seemed like forever (bad to directly stare at animals, i know), and then it galloped across the road near a tree. it still glanced back at me, as i was staring at it. i felt scared, yet amazed by its beauty.
since i wasn't as scared as i was during my first visit, i stayed for longer. i took notice of how some graves were hastily made/planted, for lack of better phrasing. while the ones in front were grand and well-maintained, the ones in the back were small, with barely legible writing, and deteriorating. i know some people are treasured more than others, but it was still interesting.
oh, and i found a headstone that simply called the person a number. i know there are many reasons for this, but i found it interesting nonetheless.
that's about it for my rambling. i hope something good happens to you all soon. you all deserve it.
One day we will all meet in a summer field and have a massive pissup/drug fuelled party and fuck everyone else. And all our issues will be set aside, and all our long gone friends will be with us and they will get it. We all will.
YES AND YES PLS! -----I say, let's go weird and drop the G in graveyard!
I'd be really surprised if I was deficient. My diet is pretty good these days AND I supplement. Especially vitamin D right now due to winter and the virus.
Neuropathy...I suffer from PN, but only occasionally, in my feet, which i can't help but feel is weird: nerves do not regenerate, I'd expect any danage to be permanent, not have the feeling come and go. And if Do have peripheral neuropathy, it sounds odd to me to get it in my head, it doesn't get less peripheral than that LOL. I'm such a fucking enigma, I always piss the doctors off. Not that you can even get one these days, I'm diagnosing and medicating myself.
But I'm sorry you suffer from that, I will keep it in mind as an explanation.
Thanks @Viro_Major , bookmarked and will read later. I've just come off a prescribed vit D supplement (it's a long course, almost a year, and my second one) and have some lower strength non prescription stuff for the winter, which is 25 micrograms/1,000iu. I'll read up on it though too, I have to admit I didn't realise you could take too much.An excess of vit. D can potentially be toxic
It is often marketed in 4000 UI doses but I'd stick with 1000. Note, I should apply this advise to myself.Vitamin D toxicity: What if you get too much?
Understand the risks of too much vitamin D, including a toxic reaction.www.mayoclinic.org
In reverse
Can Vitamin D Deficiency Cause Tingling all Over
I am a 44 year old woman in relatively good health. I just recently had blood work done and the only test that came back out of range was vitamin D, 25www.easy-immune-health.com
People are talking and I'm scratching my head as well but some vitamins can even be fatal from damage
That sounds cool. Sort of thing I do. It's very interesting, how society treats it's dead. I've excavated on churchyards before and it's often complex and interesting.i walked through the graveyard near my house again. i felt more at peace, but maybe that was because there were more visitors.
i saw a deer, nibbling at a bush that was near a grave. we both stared at one another for what seemed like forever (bad to directly stare at animals, i know), and then it galloped across the road near a tree. it still glanced back at me, as i was staring at it. i felt scared, yet amazed by its beauty.
since i wasn't as scared as i was during my first visit, i stayed for longer. i took notice of how some graves were hastily made/planted, for lack of better phrasing. while the ones in front were grand and well-maintained, the ones in the back were small, with barely legible writing, and deteriorating. i know some people are treasured more than others, but it was still interesting.
oh, and i found a headstone that simply called the person a number. i know there are many reasons for this, but i found it interesting nonetheless.
that's about it for my rambling. i hope something good happens to you all soon. you all deserve it.
Brilliant. That is one VERY naked party.There's something very soothing with graveyards, isn't there? I believe many, if not most members of this community would agree. For obvious reasons, we don't mind being reminded of our mortality. But that doesn't need to be sad. I say, let's go weird and drop the G in graveyard!
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LOL I don't remember posting that quote. Oh well. Why is the Lucozade all gone?YES AND YES PLS! -----
morning x
Just rediscovered this song.
Back in the old days,
"TikTok" was a song,
"Corona" was a beer.
Some beats from the past when the 1980s and 1990s met and there were no social media, docusoaps, MMORPG's, smartphones, YouTubers, overmedication, or opioid epidemic.
loving the pacific state sexy vibes